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    This document provides information about tracking passport applications on GOV.UK. It explains that the ability to track an application depends on how it was submitted. Applications submitted online can be tracked with a reference beginning with "PEX". Applications submitted via the Post Office's Digital Check and Send service can be tracked after applying, using a reference beginning with "POD". Paper applications can be tracked by calling the Passport Adviceline and providing the application barcode or Post Office receipt number.

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    This document provides information about tracking passport applications on GOV.UK. It explains that the ability to track an application depends on how it was submitted. Applications submitted online can be tracked with a reference beginning with "PEX". Applications submitted via the Post Office's Digital Check and Send service can be tracked after applying, using a reference beginning with "POD". Paper applications can be tracked by calling the Passport Adviceline and providing the application barcode or Post Office receipt number.

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    This document provides information about tracking passport applications on GOV.UK. It explains that the ability to track an application depends on how it was submitted. Applications submitted online can be tracked with a reference beginning with "PEX". Applications submitted via the Post Office's Digital Check and Send service can be tracked after applying, using a reference beginning with "POD". Paper applications can be tracked by calling the Passport Adviceline and providing the application barcode or Post Office receipt number.

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